Hi, If you want to practice as an advocate then go for Regular LLB programme from recognized institute. As long as you are doing a regular LLB programme from a BCI recognized college/institute there is no issue. But if you want to become an advocate after doing LLB from Distance/private/Correspondence mode then there is a big issue, BCI doesn't approve such programmes and as a result you won't be able to practice law as an Advocate. I hope it helps!
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